of Americans will be permitted to vote by mail, according to theWashington Post “We have more people than ever who are going to vote by mail,” said Gillespie. “States like Washington and Oregon and Utah [...] have been voting by mail for years, and so they are going to be efficient and fast in terms of counting their votes. But then there are states that aren’t accustomed to this, that are going to be doing this with a lot of votes for the first time in a general election.” One thing Gillespie isn’t worried about, though, is voter fraud. “There’s no evidence for that at all,” she said. “Despite everything the president said, voter fraud is, thankfully, a rare occurrence in the United States.” whose story jumped at the actor precisely because it was something so out of his realm of relatability. “The core of the movie is about somebody struggling with the responsibility of writing about his town and his friends, labeling it as fiction and all of a sudden it becomes successful,” Logan says. “He feels like he's exploited his town and his friends situation for his personal gain. That’s not something I can relate to but I thought was a really interesting aspect. He's struggling with the success of a story that is someone else's pain, and takes all the credit for it and gets all the accolades and positivity around him. So he has a hard time accepting the work as his own and taking the responsibility that comes with the success of the novel.” with initial screenings of classic films. Both cinema giantswill berequiring customers to wear face masks, with AMCreversing course